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We Recycle Solar plans first U.S. critical materials recovery plant for old solar panels
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We Recycle Solar says it will open America’s first dedicated end-to-end critical materials recovery plant for retired solar panels in Texas in Q3 2027. The facility is designed to recover up to 96% of key materials, a move that could keep more…
Christian Briggs says oil could steer the Fed’s next move
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Christian Briggs uses a new episode of On The Record to argue that oil prices, Treasury yields and AI infrastructure spending could shape the Federal Reserve’s next rate decision after its latest 25-basis-point increase.
Carín León’s Sphere debut highlights Música Mexicana’s U.S. economic scale
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Carín León became the first Latino artist to perform at Las Vegas’ Sphere with a seven-show residency that opened Sept. 4, adding a new milestone for Música Mexicana in the U.S. A new analysis by Manuel Herrejón Suárez argues the genre is turning…
Nic McKinley marks 9/11 anniversary at Montana Capitol
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DeliverFund founder and former Air Force Pararescueman Nic McKinley delivered the keynote at a Montana State Capitol ceremony marking 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacks.
Community association advocates head to Capitol Hill on housing, financing and safety
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Community Associations Institute will bring advocates to Washington on Sept. 24 to press Congress on housing affordability, condo lending, insurance costs, disaster recovery and related federal rules.
Ananda Health buys Elixinol U.S. operations and expands manufacturing platform
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Ananda Health has acquired Elixinol’s U.S. operations and is broadening its contract manufacturing and 3PL business as federal hemp rules are set to change on Dec. 11, 2026. The move positions the Kentucky-based company to serve brands and…
Alloy Labs says 31% of U.S. community banks are in 'Quiet Failure Mode'
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Alloy Labs says 1,415 FDIC-insured banks, or 31% of the U.S. total, are in a state of persistent value destruction that can foreshadow discounted sales or disappearance.
Bereaved families head to Capitol Hill to tell candidates to say fentanyl
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Hundreds of families who lost loved ones to fentanyl are gathering in Washington this weekend to pressure congressional candidates to name the drug and confront the overdose crisis.
Tennessee Tops U.S. Maternal Mortality Rates in New Study
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A new study from Harden Crichton, P.C. finds wide state-by-state gaps in maternal mortality, with Tennessee nearly four times higher than California among the 39 states with published data.
Chopin Law Firm wins $489,244 verdict against U.S. government after Coast Guard crash
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The Chopin Law Firm secured a $489,244.69 federal verdict for Moncell Collins after a bench trial in the Eastern District of Louisiana.
Qipao event links Washington women to Shenyang’s cultural heritage
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A group of women gathered near the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., to wear qipao, learn its history and discover Shenyang in Liaoning Province, known as the “Home of Qipao.” The event aimed to connect local participants with Chinese culture…
New proposal calls for incentive-based U.S.-Africa gold strategy
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A new Accountable Gold Initiative proposes a U.S. approach to African gold built on incentives, accountability and partnership instead of sanctions.
New illustrated book maps 40 years of Democratic Socialism in the U.S.
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Really Big Coloring Books has released an 86-page illustrated reference on Democratic Socialists of America, covering the group’s history, leaders, elections, ideas and internal conflicts from 1982 to 2026. The book arrives as DSA and its allies…
Tommy Calvert named Texas Democratic Party's Elected Official of the Year
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Bexar County Commissioner Tommy Calvert Jr. will receive the Texas Democratic Party’s 2026 Elected Official of the Year award in Fort Worth, with party leaders citing his work on voting rights, immigration detention and local investment.
Lance A. Slatton publishes caregiving guide amid U.S. caregiver surge
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Lance A. Slatton has released a 766-page book aimed at helping families navigate caregiving as 63 million Americans already provide care for a loved one. The book, published July 8, 2026, packages planning tools, condition-specific guidance and…
Former federal prosecutor Bradley Harsch joins Spiro Harrison & Nelson as partner
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Spiro Harrison & Nelson has hired Bradley Harsch, the former chief of the U.S. Attorney’s Office Criminal Division in New Jersey, as a partner in Montclair.
Empower CEO presses Congress on veterans' behavioral health care
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Empower founder and CEO Yisroel Loeb met with Speaker Mike Johnson and other leaders on Capitol Hill to push for stronger behavioral health care and disability evaluations for veterans.
USHBC backs U.S.-Venezuela oil deal as energy security move
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The United States Hispanic Business Council is backing a new U.S.-Venezuela oil agreement, saying it could help lower energy costs, support domestic refineries and strengthen U.S. supply security.
HTmarket investigation says Chinese furniture makers are selling direct to U.S. shoppers
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HTmarket.com says Chinese manufacturers are responding to high U.S. tariffs by shifting production abroad and, in some cases, building U.S.-based retail channels that sell directly to American consumers.
VELA Medical Spotlights New Federal Medical Equipment Accessibility Rules
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VELA Medical is drawing attention to updated federal accessibility standards that will affect how U.S. clinics buy and use medical diagnostic equipment.
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